DATE'05 Workshop

                 THE FUTURE OF RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING
                    Friday, March 11, Munich, Germany

http://www.date-conference.com/cgi-bin/prog05/show_conf_details.cgi?keywords=FRIDAY+WORKSHOP

         Organizer: J?rgen Teich, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

                  Location: DATE workshop W2, room 11 b
                     as part of the DATE conference
                     http://www.date-conference.com

Reconfigurable Computing went mainstream. Even Supercomputing goes reconfigurable.
What is the right flexible compute platform for what domain or what application?
FPGAs? which FPGA architectures? coarse grain? Biology-inspired? Organic computing?
Cognitive Electronics? other emerging platforms? Inevitable software / configware /
hardware co-implementation: by what design flow? using which design tools? All
this and much more will be covered by this workshop for hardware and system
engineers, and for researchers in reconfigurable computing and beyond. A  final
panel will address the the needs and challenges coming with reconfigurable SoCs.

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DATE'05 Workshop, Friday, March 11, Munich 

THE FUTURE OF RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING
Organizer: J?rgen Teich, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
 
Description: More than one decade after their introduction, 
FPGAs have influenced a large variety of research and industrial fields. 
Reconfigurable technology might become the implementation style preferred 
by more and more products, also in medium and large volume electronic products. 
Also, with the advent of middle and coarse grain array structures, a 
specialization is possible. The question then becomes what is the right 
compute platform for what domain or what application? The purpose of this 
workshop is to evaluate the technological advances and the spectrum of different 
FPGA-based architectures available today in the field of Reconfigurable Computing. 
All aspects will be discussed with the main emphasis on applications, architecture, 
design flow and tools available to system design. 

Target audience: The workshop is open to hardware and system engineers as well as 
to researchers in Reconfigurable Computing and related field like Organic computing,
Cognitive Electronics, and more. In a final panel, specialists in the field will 
address the the needs and challenges to overcome in order to make reconfigurable 
SoCs even more wide-spread computing devices.


Location: Workshop W2, Rm. 11b

Speakers and Program:
http://www.date-conference.com/cgi-bin/prog05/show_conf_details.cgi?keywords=FRIDAY+WORKSHOP


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